There's another digitized copy of Cutter at:
http://digital.library.unt.edu/permalink/meta-dc-1048
This is from the U of North Texas Libraries Digital Collections, but
I'll be darned if I can get a sense of the size of this collection. It
looks like Cutter got digitized as part of a federal document project,
and the copy that I have of Cutter's rules (which I got as a POD from
somewhere, but I'm pretty sure not Texas) was published by the GPO in
1876, so it's a double PD: US Federal AND (c) expired.
Anyway, so I have now downloaded the 1904 edition from google, and am
happy to see that the final chapter, chapter 12, is entitled "Etcetera."
What a great way to end a book!
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